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Despite Economic Fears, U.S. Economy Continues to Expand in Uncertainty
I just came across this info in a Century 21 email. Although a little dated I found it interesting. An October report by global commercial property research firm, Real Capital Analytics, states "preliminary data shows cross-border acquisitions into the U.S. will top $5 billion in the third quarter, a figure not seen since 2007. It is important to note that 2/3 of the concentration of foreign capital investment has been funneled into one of six gateway markets." *1 These six...Continue Reading!
Hayesville NC Land Sales in 2011
Clay County North Carolina Vacant Lot Sales – by Month Active SOLD 2011 SOLD 2010 SOLD 2009 January 844 0 0 3 February 639 1 0 0 March 627 3 7 5 April 632 1 7 1 May 629 3 1 3 June 626 1 1 6 July 614 9 4 2 August 644 3 5 0 September 629 5 3 0 October 625 3 0 2 November 582 4 5 2 December 569 1 1 4 Total ------------ 34 34 28 Clay County North Carolina Vacant Lot Sales Summary 2011 2010 2009 Total Sold 34 34 28 Average Days on Market 409 296 487 Average List Price $34,185 $39,006 $68,268 Average Sold Price $27,327 $28,649 $50,220 Lowest Sold Price $1,700 $10,000 $14,050 Highest Sold Price $240,000 $70,000 $145,000 Volume Sold $929,125 974,052 1,406,150 Price Differential Sold to List 79.94% 73.45% 73.56% Price Differential Sold to Original 61.8% 55.89% 62.41% All statistical information has been obtained through the Northeast Georgia Board of Realtors MLS and regards solely realtor sales. This information is deemed accurate, however, is not guaranteed. If you have...Continue Reading!
Timing the Real Estate Market in Hiawassee Georgia
If you've been thinking about selling your home and buying a new one in Hiawassee Georgia, but you're concerned about how to best "time the market" so you get market value, I can help. I have a consultative approach to helping my clients make the most informed choices they can in terms of the market and mortgage rates. And I want to emphasize that if this approach means telling you that now is not he best time to sell and buy--...Continue Reading!
Hiawassee Georgia Land Sales in 2011
There probably hasn't been a better time to buy vacant land in Hiawasse GA or Young Harris GA in decades. The inventory is massive and the prices have plummeted over the past few years. Todays prices were unimaginable only a few short years ago. If you are considering retiring to the mountains and you plan to build your dream retirement home then your time to buy has arrived. Towns County Georgia Vacant Lot Sales – by month Active SOLD 2011 SOLD 2010 SOLD 2009 January 547 2 4 2 February 351 1 4 0 March 335 1 5 3 April 334 1 3 1 May 352 3 8 2 June 301 8 5 6 July 288 1 3 2 August 302 2 9 3 September 312...Continue Reading!
Hiawassee Georgia Foreclosures and Your Options
Unfortunately there are foreclosures in Hiawassee Georgia. By definition, foreclosure is a legal process that results in the termination of all rights to the property held by the homeowner covered in a mortgage. The process, in which the lender claims ownership of the property, normally begins when the homeowner fails to make mortgage payments when they are due - this is called deliquency. Typically, a formal demand for payment is issued from the lender through a Notice of Default. Although...Continue Reading!
How to give your Hiawassee GA Home a Face-Lift: The Seller’s Guide to a Quick Sell
One of the great challenges to selling a home in Hiawassee GA can be showing all of its space, decor and natural light potential. For example, every home has crowded closets and dead space. Sellers should be aware that areas such as these are easy to spruce-up with a little elbow grease and old-fashioned innovation. Begin by evaluating your closet/storage space, determine which areas can cut-down in clutter. Go through old clothes, shoes, etc., and get rid of anything that will...Continue Reading!
Home Ownership vs. Rental Costs in Hiawassee Georgia
To a family that is renting in Hiawassee GA, it comes as no suprise to hear that rental rates tend to go up. With rental rates continuing to rise, buying a home looks better and more practical than ever. Given the pluging prices, now is an excellent time to look for a home. Not only does purchasing a home provide a more secure future for you, but the advantages of home ownership are numerous; build-up of equity; a tax shelter; remodel and redecorate as...Continue Reading!
Recognize the Red Flags!
There are unfortunately foreclosures every where, including Hiawassee Georgia. The foreclosure crisis has given rise to a new breed of scam artist promising relief from foreclosure with any number of too-good-to-be true promises. Much of what scammers asking unknowing victims to pay for, HUD-approved counseling agencies provide for free. Go to: http://www.hud.gov/offices/hsg/sfh/hcc/hcs.cfm to learn more. Here are some guidelines to avoid falling prey to scams that can send your level of financial distress to an entirely new level. When you receive an offer...Continue Reading!
Moving On: Powerful Tips for Selling Your Home in Hiawassee Georgia
Maybe you're moving to a larger home to accommodate a growing family, relocating for a new career opportunity, or purchasing a mountain top cabin for retirement. Whatever the reason for the move, you'll need to take the necessary steps to sell your home in Hiawassee Georgia for the best possible price, within a reasonable amount of time. Where do you begin? If you're like most people, you'll start by seeking assistance from a professional. A local real estate agent, who knows our neighborhood, can help you...Continue Reading!
Hayesville North Carolina Helpful Contacts
Ready to move to Clay County, North Carolina? Below are some phone numbers you may need to help make the transition to the mountains of Hayesville NC smooth. All Emergencies 911 Ambulance Service: (828) 389-1233 Animal adoption: Humane Society (828) 837-2304 Banks: First Citizens: (828) 389-8024 Nantahala bank & Trust: (828) 389-0700 State Employees Credit Union: (828) 389-1954 United Community Bank: (828) 389-6363Blue Ridge Mountain Electric Membership Corp. : (706) 379-3121 Building Inspector: (828) 389-0274 Cable Service: (828) 251-6412 Clay County Landfill: (828) 389-9133 County Manager: (828) 389-0089 Driver's License: (828) 837-8656 Election Board: (828) 389-6812 Fire Department:...Continue Reading!
